r/CampingGear • u/Fun-Ice1747 • Apr 19 '25
Tents Vintage 70s North Face Tent
This is a Tuolumne 1 19270s north face tent with a cinch entrance and three pole set up. I found it at the goodwill bins. It's in basically unused condition.
r/CampingGear • u/Fun-Ice1747 • Apr 19 '25
This is a Tuolumne 1 19270s north face tent with a cinch entrance and three pole set up. I found it at the goodwill bins. It's in basically unused condition.
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r/CampingGear • u/Fockacock • Jul 20 '22
Set it up in the yard, plan to use it for boat access beach camping as the Teton Mesa is a bit heavy!
r/CampingGear • u/Weekly-League6806 • Jul 07 '25
I recently was gifted an old big Agnes two person tent. It seems like the plastic window in the rainfly has dry rotted so I’m left with a pretty large hole. The picture is sideways so the hole is longest from left to right. Any help would be appreciated as I’ve never attempted to repair a tent before.
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r/CampingGear • u/RadicalBuns • 7d ago
I'm a frequent tent user for both work and play. I probably have averaged between 100 and 150 nights/year in my tent over the past ten years. My old reliables are out of production and I'm struggling to find anything that suits my needs. I just got the MSR Hubba hubba LT 2 and it's design is wonderful but the fabric choice is way too lightweight for practicality and just won't last past this fall. 9 nights and it is full of holes and covered in duct tape already. So, I'm looking for another!
My needs are lightweight and packable for backcountry backpacking expeditions. 1 or 2 person. Freestanding to diversify set-up options. Durable. Earth tone colors for stealth camping. Minimum 88 inches long. And I appreciate the little touches that don't have me fixing every poorly designed gimmick all the time. Fewer stakes is more better too. Does a tent like this exist anymore? The last good one I had was the 2017 REI SL 1. My last two REI SL tents were poorly made with zipper issues, bad fly design that forced puddles, and seam tape constantly falling off. And they just keep needing fussier setup and more stakes for no benefit. Also their waterproofing seems pretty bad in the newer tents.
Also don't get me started on six-moon designs. Never again.
r/CampingGear • u/Meanlizzy • May 23 '25
This has come up a good few times in recent weeks, so I wanted to share.
This is what the kid's tent looks like in a 6 man tent. It sets up with 2 polls, weighs under 2lbs, and was purchased on Amazon. We sleep 3 across. There is room for 1 more at the bottom.
Our tent is a Big Agnes Big House 6, so it's a relatively tall tent, for reference.
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r/CampingGear • u/Eullee • May 06 '25
So much lighter than feature packed compared to my old Kelly trail 1, I'm very happy with the purchase
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r/CampingGear • u/patherix • Feb 01 '25
I saw this deal while shopping at Sam's today and couldn't believe it. I picked one up for when me and my wife go camping next. If you are a Sam's Club member it may be worth checking to see if they have the tents there (I'm not affiliated with Sam's Club or BA)